Two class-bound universal social logics at war.

“The Infrastructure of the Modern World”

from “A History of Separation”, Endnotes 4 (2015)

The structure of the problem is unfolding.

Note: this was recorded before the post-COVID labor market, the new wave of labor organizing, and the resurgence of strikes. We like strikes.

“The Infrastructure of the Modern World”

from “A History of Separation”, Endnotes 4 (2015)

Derick & Ezri find the worm in the core.

Derick & Ezri become unsettled with the implications of Turchin’s social stability positivism.

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Ezri & Derick compare Peter Turchin’s attempt to formalize modes of production in Ages of Discord to marxist attempts to periodize history.

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Derick & Ezri reflect on how developments in the memory-holed Skeptic and New Atheist movements shaped us and the political landscape through pieces by Massimo Pigliucci ("Vindicating science by bringing it down": https://platofootnote.wordpress.com/2018/12/28/vindicating-science-by-bringing-it-down-part-i/).

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Ezri & Derick finally make it past the Preface of “A History of Separation” and zero in on an incongruous premise

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Derick & Ezri continue critiquing the methodology of “A History of Separation” and start realizing how long this is going to take

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Ezri & Derick bite off more critical theory than they can chew as a brief overview of “A History of Separation” from Endnotes 4 turns into something much more unwieldy

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